and a secondary surge of cool air will follow tomorrow, winter weather advisory to the north of us in montana. some of that cool air is headed for our state. it looks as though the heaviest rain falls west and south of us in the next 24 hours. we have the potential for pockets of heavier rainfall this time tomorrow night. next front comes in low pressure to the west as this will pull in some of that cold air from the north. 57 in billings, 66 in denver, 98 in phoenix, the heat shifting south and the southwest flow will bring more showers into den tonight. they linger until -- denver tonight. they linger until about 2 a.m. look at the fog and cloud cover, i225 corridor, dense fog advisories no out of it, -- no could be heavy at times. we're tracking heavier showers up into weld and morgan county overnight. the sun comes out re?y' lunc cold start, 35 leadville, 46 denver and the highs statewide are cooler than average, just about any town you pick way below the average. keep in mind the average for denver right now is 81. kids might need a sweatshirt for the bus stop, 59 by lunchtime, 66 the be

and a secondary surge of cool air will follow tomorrow, winter weather advisory to the north of us in montana. some of that cool air is headed rain falls west and south of us in the next 24 hours. we have the potential for pockets of heavier rainfall this time tomorrow night. next front comes in low pressure to the west as this trough begins to move in. the weather pattern shifts and will pull in some of that cold air from the north. 57 in billings, 66 in denver, 98 in phoenix, the heat shifting south and the southwest flow will bring more showers into den tonight. they linger until -- denver tonight. they linger unou look at the fog and cloud cover, i225 corridor, dense fog advisories no out of it, -- no doubt. showers in the afternoon will linger into the evening and could be heavy at times. we're tracking heavier showers up into weld and morgan county overnight. the sun comes out before lunchtime, cold start, 35 leadville, 46 denver and the highs statewide are cooler than keep in mind the average for denver right now is 81. tonight gentle rain and fog tomorrow, cool day, 46. kids might nee

look, voters in california, nevada, massachusetts and maine will decide whether to fully legalize recreational use. meanwhile, florida, arkansas, montanah in on whether to allow medical marijuana. you can get more on the ballot measures by clicking the decision 2016 link on the front page of our website. you can enter your address and get the specific candidate and measures in your city and district. that's at nbcbayarea.com. >>> an iconic vietnam war photo took center stage in silicon valley after facebook briefly sensored it. it is pulitzer prize winning fram, taken in 1972 by an associated press photographer showing a naked nine-year-old girl running from a napalm attack. it was deleted. but that decision caused outrage asking if robots made the decision and not real people. >> you know, if you have robots making decision over what human beings ought to see, then you're going to lose a lot of subtlety. you are going to lose a lot of the human touch of saying, this really matters to you. >> early this afternoon facebook reversed its decision, saying it recognizes, quote, the history and the global importance of this image. >>> let's

montana university system campuses? should public school teachers be able to carry firearms in their classrooms? in montana, we useur guns for both protection and for our public lands. if my opponent was being honest, in my eight years in public service, our second amendment rights have expanded in montana. as attorney general, i brought montana to the united states supreme court in that decision that recognized our second amendment as an individual right. the nra called me courageous. i have worked with the legislature to make sure you can protect your home and your property by cap -- bypassing the castle doctrine. if you are a concealed weapon permit holder, i've streamlined the process and pass legislation to make sure your identity is protected, but i've never abandoned common sense. with local law enforcement officers who protect our , they come to me and say, a proposal law on my desk concerns up causing for them, their safety and their community, and i listen. by the same token, i am not going to abandon our local law enforcement officers. that is not what montana needs. those are the vetoes that i had. i s

she had been kidnapped from a rest area in montana and placed in the trunk. she used her cell phone to call her husband, daughter and the police describing the ordeal as it unfolded but authorities weren't able to track down the car before mays was found dead. >>> southern arizona is cleaning up this morning after facing the remnants of tropical storm newton. it twice hitting mexico as a hurricane. some parts of arizona got as much rain in a day as they usually get in a month but thanks to stacking sandbags, there was just some minor flooding there. >>> and yosemite national park is adding 400 acres of meadow and forest land, the largest expansion of the park in 70 years. >> the new addition which was traditionally used for logging and grazing cattle will be preserved as habitat for wildlife including the endangered great gray owl. hype about apple's new product was about. >>> plus, the fbi is doing some serious digging as investigators get a new break in a 20-year-old cold case. >>> and that violent arrest we mentioned in california, what the video tells us and what

in for thursday and friday. big picture looks like this. high pressure is influencing the weather. it is keeping us nice and dry. cool front is situated to the a few showers back to montana and wyoming. this is the action rolling in for us tomorrow. we'll see a cool front and a piece of energy with showers in the morning and later in the day tomorrow. statewide is temperatures for the most part in the 50s. yesterday morning low 40s in the north woods. today not quite so chilly thanks to the south the morning. moving into the afternoon, high clouds are approaching from the west. here we are overnight tonight. this is tomorrow morning at 4:00 a.m. the showers will be coming in from the north woods. wet once again tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. no big storms are headed our way, just a downpour or two. 78 and sunny today. showers. clouds early on wednesday. upper 60s for wednesday. thursday 70. a chance for showers later on friday. >> this is one of my favorite times of the year. >> yes, wednesday, thursday are nice too. >> thank you, sal. >> 5:20. here she is. the new miss america. new video from overnight. she says hello after receiving plans to share as she star

us. notice out here in montana and in the dakotas we're in the 40s and 50s. that cool air is coming our way for the weekend, but not for today. today is the day for you. 86 this afternoon. another very warm day. so if you're outside getting active, lots of water today. mostly sunny, and then mostly clear for tonight. tomorrow is the first day of fall. then you can drink your pumpkin stuff. fall begins at 10:21 tomorrow morning. we'll be in the mid-80s again, so another warm day there. i cannot get this taste out of my that was so gross! weekend, we get our taste of fall. there it is, laura. low 70s saturday and sunday with just a little slight chance of a shower on saturday. >> laura: i didn't this it was that bad. it didn't taste like chocolate at all. maybe white chocolate. i have a bit of a sweet tooth right now. maybe blame it on this a. 77 starts to slow down more and 490. 39 miles per hour, and it picking up a little bit in a couple of spots but moving slower. we're almost to rush hour, so that explains what we're seeing. they're not accidents but typic

funny thing is just to the northwest of us over in wyoming, parts of montana they have winter weather advisories in effect. don't worry. we don't have any snow headed to colorado just. we could see some in the mountain peaks overnight, but no travel advisories have been issued. that might come as a hear for some of you who aren't ready for that abrupt change in the forecast, right? here's what we've got now. storms are pushing in from the southwest, some carrying a bit more lightning towards the san juans and closer to the front range mountains. some storms to the south carrying lightning near el paso county. the view around town is that some of these clouds that we have are creating just a little bit of rain to the south of us. that's where we have those storms dropping a bit more rain elbert county. the threat of any severe weather today in colorado is pretty low, but where that cold front is stationed now that's the line and an area that we could see stronger storms. the potential for some showers and storms will remain in the forecast through this evening. right now mix of clouds

in montana and death valley in california. do you agree? head over to our facebook page and let us know. >> maybe you can post some photos. >>> is the official last day of summer.>> if you have ever gone up to the high country, it's fabulous. >> there is a science behind the breathtaking sights. they indicate that fall is here. the lower the temperatures get cut the more color for these high altitude trees, the sites behind your are fascinating they do not appear until the chlorophyll breaks down. >> various species of trees are farther along with their color change. >> the one right behind me to maples, maples are one of the first to turn. some of the other plans behind me, they are bright red, sumac. they are very early turning species. >> every year through this majestic transformation. it is still too early, midshipman october is the peak time. people traveling up to see the gorgeous landscapes, the appeal is obvious. >> the number 1 reason why we have people come here for that experience are the amazing photographs. there's no way he will go anywhere else and see the beautiful

in. so the northeast will get real we have temperatures right now across montana. there are buildings in areas surrounding into the 40s right now. for us, titan doppler radar, the changes will be drier air and less coverage than yesterday. we had big storms across north eastern hillsborough. by the way, it's the area of low pressure bringing all of that rain into virginia and the carolinas the past few days. as we put this into taking knew lunchtime, not much doing here. in the afternoon, we'll pop in the showers and thunderstorms. notice the showers and thunderstorms are greater. nothing doing there. as we check in on our latest advisory, this just into the national hurricane centers. tropical depression karl is back to tropical storm status heading to eastern bermuda with the squally weather but not the dangerous storm it once was. today. our average is 89. so we're not thenar away from it. the only difference willing the low rain chances. back to 30 and 40% with saturday and sunday with highs near 90. >>> time for a check on the roads here. 11 minutes until 5:00, and all is quiet here at i-275. janelle martinez is in for us this mor

montana university system campuses? should public school teachers be able to carry firearms in their classrooms? gov. bullock: in montana, we useur guns for both protection and for our public lands. if my opponent was being honest, in my eight years in public service, our second amendment rights have actually expanded in montana. as attorney general, i brought montana to the united states supreme court in that decision that recognized our second amendment as an individual right. the nra called me courageous. i have worked with the legislature to make sure you can protect your home and your property by passing the castle doctrine. if you are a concealed weapon permit holder, i've streamlined the process and pass legislation to make sure your identity is protected. but i have never abandoned common sense. with local law enforcement officers who protect our communities, they come to me and say, a proposal law on my desk might end up causing concerns for them, their safety and their community, i listen. i'm always going to use common sense, but by the same token, i'm not going to abandon our local law enforcement. that is not what

in the pacific. it's moving away from us. we're not concerned. the low moving up into idaho and then into the big sky of montana. we are really sitting pretty 52 pahrump. 62 in overton and highs tomorrow, pretty squarely in the 80s or low 90s with dry air. overnight, that refreshingly cool low in the 60s. just gorgeous and then tomorrow 91 warm, dry. , sunshine. 84 at noon. seven-day forecast, warming up for the weekend. these are the -- these are the last seven days of sumr. >> isn't that a song, the last seven days of summer? >> not that i know of. let's write it. >> i thought you would know. >> and then we have the equinox. >> that's right. that's thursday? >> that's thursday. >>> we've seen tesla self-driving cars. would you want to be a passenger? >> today uber's hit the streets in one city. what do people think about it and what happens if something goes wrong? the man who police say purposely slammed into three phoenix police officers. we'll tell you how those jim dunlap: too many nevada police officers have been killed in the last few years. the truth is, we make it too easy for criminals and the dangerou

us today. quiet weather, that's what's in control in our area. nice high dry weather. that disturbance that brought us the wind is continuing to track its way off to the east. montana and the dakotas seeing that action. 90 degrees, that's the expected lots of sunshine, nice light winds out of the north, northeast. tonight 69 though. upper 60s for lows. our 7-day forecast temperatures continuing to warm. mid 90s for the weekend. that's normal for this time of year. next week, we're watching disturbance now that could bring us some showers. maybe even a few thunderstorms monday night into tuesday. that's something we'll watch very closely. >> we appreciate that, ke in columbus, ohio, police are investigating after officers shot and killed a 13-year-old. police say a group of individuals tried to rob a man. they saw three man matching the description and tried to talk to them. two of the men ran away and officers followed them to an alley, when officers tried to the officer who fired the shots was a nine-year-old veteran. the officers involved did receive mandated psychological counsel, no other officers were injured. >> florida police have made an arrest. they believ

. >> to see how their journey unfolds on a river in montana, watch cnnher rows.com. that's it for us. i'll see you right back here on monday night. thanks for watching. >>> finally, a plan for some kind of peace. officials come to an agreement for a cease-fire in syria but they urge caution in its execution. >>> frustration in south korea after the north claims its fifth successful nuclear weapons test. >> plus, she could shoot someone and get away with it. another extreme characterization from donald trump against his opponent in the u.s. presidential race. hello and welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. i'm hannah vaughan jones here in london. this is cnn "newsroom". >>> there's new hope. the bombs and the gunfire in syria will stop at sundown on monday. the u.s. and russia have announced a cease-fire deal. our nic robertson has the details now on the peace plan. >> reporter: so key to the association of hostility is working. secretary kerry said for the united states to put pressure on the opposition to keep good on their obligations and for russia for their par

us mainly the heat tomorrow. but, look what is going on way up there. a little rain, some snowfall in montana. late tomorrow night, that is going to be our next storm system. a strong cold front will be pushing in dropping down our temperatures dramatically giving us a little rain around here and hopefully, we are red flag warning in place from noontime to 7:00. this will include parts of the front range mountains and foothills. jackson, grand, summit counties. wind gusts up to 40 miles an hour. and once again, it is a dry day with relative humidity values between 10 and 20%. how about that? 90 degrees. did you think we were done with them? i don't know. we might have one or two left. we will be watching for mostly sunny skies in the afternoon. hot across the eastern plains. mid to upper 90s out pueblo, lamar where the heat is on. if you are heading up to the mountains, it should be fantastic as you are starting to see the bright golden colors starting to pop out. 70s in nederland, black hawk, idaho springs. 90s in the heart of the city. northern colorado corridor as well. and then, there is th

use. florida, arkansas, north dakota and montana will weigh in on whether to allow medical marijuana. >>>eptember 11th is a difficult time for all americans of course, but especially the victims of families. tomorrow brings back those memories from 15 years ago. mark bingham was one of those brave passengers on united flight 93, he is one of thousands being saluted. because of his efforts and his fellow passengers' efforts during the attack, they rishush the terrorists forcing the plane go down in a field versus the u.s. capitol. a bold deadly sacrifice his mother says she and the country of course will never forget. >> my son, he called the home and said to me, mom, this is mark bingham, i just want to tell you i love you, we're on a flight from newark to san francisco and there are three guys on board, turned out to be four, three guys on board have taken over the plane and they say they have a bomb. >> that woman from whom you just heard is now lashing out at president obama. congress has approved a bill to sue the saudi government most of the 19 attackers of 9/11 were from that countr

earlier that you interviewed, talking about growing up in the 1970s and all of us, me, this kid who grew up in a very safe middle class family in montana, now is seeing things that i never saw. and it is horrifying. and as i have seen hillary talk about it and the vast majority of americans are saying, enough. we have to come one some solutions here. this is really, really important. >> one last word quickly. >> i think we need to ten this away a little from the presidential candidates. this is something that mayors, governors, city councilmen and women and local police and community leaders to have deal with. are you just going to get the platitudes and the warm words and the concern at the federal level? we need to get our hands dirty on this issue and that only happens when you're on the ground. that's the bottom line. >> maybe we should urge our kids to become police officers. maybe we need better comes. it is a scary job in some cases and i thikd way trump handled it. when you do everything right and you still get killed, something is wrong. thank you for coming on. >>> coming up this single, a special edition of "hardball" as we

in the rockies is with some snowfall. we've got some snowfall and is of wyoming montana it will bring us rain showers but not until wednesday the next 24 hours this front while move into the area on wednesday and tuesday night mostly clear by the time wednesday morning could bebe rainfall out west holds off until about 9:00 a.m. the godby about 3:00 p.m. and then opens the doors to fall back into the 70s0s as opposed to the 80s. wall-to-wall sunshine with 70s and a few showers wednesday. and then a great day thursday and for football friday looks fantasticth and they rainfall sunday morning.ur tonight atat 10:00 p.m. anticipation building at a loca bowling alley, weeks after a card game jackpot surpassed a million dollars and growing. tonight, we will take you insid the excitement is people line u to buy tickets and they wait fo the big winner tonight and ten. target is planning for the holidays they say the higher more than 70,000 extra workers this holiday season about the same time as last year also plans to hirere 7500 or its distribution facilities they will hold hiring events at all of its stores on october 14 and 15

advance of these showers, which are fall off to the north and west in montana and north dakota, over the next couple days, this nears ushumidity will start pushing up and tomorrow we'll see the winds shifting, more of a southwesterly wind. we'll start to see some of that change. i'm forecasting a but full d-- beautiful day for tomorrow. low 80s this afternoon, the humidity does creep up some for wednesday. look at the temperature, 90 degrees the high temperature. nowhere near as steamy as last week. the cold front, the showers in montana and north dakota, a long way away, that comes through on wednesday. behind it, really pleasant weather for thursday and friday with readings in the 70s. and then into the 80s as we go into the weekend with a chance of much-needed rainfall on sunday, clearing out and cooling down for monday, tuesday and wednesday. >>> all right, bill, thanks for that. almost 10 before 6:00. >>> jessica boyington is looking at her cameras helping you get to work this morning. >> good morning, everyone. we're starting off on 295. no problems here. this is right around route 33 in hamilton. a north or sout

pacific northwest, right here going through montana and northern california high pressure area right over arizona and it is that guy that will slide in and bring us the weather change just in time for the bronco game. but it is a warmer weather change. tomorrow at kickoff, 2:25 it's going to be 85 degrees. by halftime 83. and 80 by the 4th quarter with mostly sunny skies. there is a big change coming but it is a warming trend that last few days of summer. we will outline all of the heat and let you know what the 1st day of fall looks like coming up. >>> the presidential campaign made a stop in colorado. today donald trump held a campaign event in colorado springs. trump talked about his plans to reduce taxes and build a wall. he also attacked hillary clinton. >> the political specialist was at that rally, donald trump started by addressing th >> reporter: he said a bomb had gone off in new york city. and implied it was terrorist in nature. although it had just happened. publicly officials have not said that. most of his speech, as polls show the race is tightening in colorado and nationwide. >> i am so thrilled to be in colorado. a special place.

in the country for obesity. minnesota, montana, and new york. >>> and we appreciate you waking up with us this morning on good morning cleveland. when we come back in 2 and a half minutes, these stories everyone is talking about online. possibly brangelina. i don't know. . >>> welcome back. more information on the breaking news out of detroit. we continue to get in new details about the horrible murder of four kids ranging from four years old to teenagers. police responding to a home there after 1 in deerborn heights. when they arrived, they found a man waiting for them inside. killed. outside, two younger children found dead in the car. our sister station there reporting the man is the father of the two older teenagers. a woman identified as the mother of all four children is also in critical condition this morning. corrina. >>> and thank you. >>> the man pleasing believe is behind the -- police believe is behind the new york and new jersey bombs facing more charges. ramami was children inside federal court, on top of state charges he was facing. the fbi -- was charged in federal court on top of the state charges he

. >> to see how their journey unfolds on a river in montana, watch cnnher rows.com. that's it for usre on monday night. thanks for watching. >>> finally, a plan for some kind of peace. officials come to an agreement for a cease-fire in syria but they urge caution in its execution. >>> frustration in south korea after the north claims its fifth successful nuclear weapons test. >> plus, she could shoot someone and get away with it. another extreme characterization from donald trump against his opponent in the u.s. presidential race. hello and welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. i'm hannah vaughan jones here in london. this is cnn "newsroom".

montana to new mexico. sunny and dry almost everywhere else. 77 in denver. >>> well, finally, from us. the first presidential debate gave the late night comics fighting off a cold, uh, with cocaine. >> we have to renegotiate our trade deals. >> he sounded like the coked up best man in the bathroom at a wedding. no, no, you guys. i got it. i know what can fix the entire e connie. >> i'm not sure what's causing trump to sniffle. it's possible he's alernlgingic to whatever animal has gently fallen asleep on top of >> perhaps we'll be talking about that later. but we have to stop. companies are doing this. and why hasn't she made the agreements better? >> i prepared to be president. i think that's a good thing. >> hillary was so prepared, my new nickname for her is preparation "h." >>> and we did not have to wait long for the first lie. >> donald, it's good to be with you. oh! she's crooked! >> where are the fact-checkers? where are the fact-checkers? >> even mel lan ya was in the audience like, it's never good to be with him. don't lie. >> the best moment had nothing to do with donald or

people in five states including arizona, maine, massachusetts will vote whether to allow recreational use of pot. florida, arkansas and north dakota will decide on legalizing medical marijuana. and montana will weigh in on weather to ease restrictions on already existing medical >>> dry around here and pollen levels taking a little bit of a break. weeds down in the moderate category. of course trees and grasses not doing anything in the last couple of days. drought in the eastern u.s. is actually been pretty severe in a few areas and it is really getting rough in northwestern sections of south dakota. here in colorado, we have be a normally dry conditions over the -- ab normally dry conditions over the front range. northwestern and southern colorado with moderate droughts in pars of elbert and lincoln county and right up that is why we're always talking about fire danger here lately. we continue to have over 300,000 acres burning in the west. most of that in california. and it is still active. not putting out a lot of smoke but the beaver creek fire still lit over 38,000 acres. 75% contained. we do have some wildfire smoke coming out of the hayden pass area affecting parts of central co

in southwestern montana. this is what happens when you drag down cold weather from canada. it will be chilly for us, your weather headlines are calling for a chilly night tonight with mainly cloudy skies. you will get drizzle might feel like a rainfall. it will be chilly tomorrow with a mixture of sun and clouds. wet will warm up late in the week. we will see 90s by the end of this week. this cold snap is not going to last. low pressure gone and strong ridge. friday sunshine, warmer, low 90s by the end of this week. tomorrow 60s and 70s. concord only 73, napa 70 and san francisco 65 degrees. that temperature spread which could be 30, 35 degrees will be about 12 degrees tomorrow. sunny and warmer wednesday, much warmer thursday, friday low 90s away from the water and the week will feel nothing like today, 70s near the water and 80s to mid-90s inland. be right back with more news. >>> check this out, new pictures from mars show striking rock formations on the red planet. nasa's curiosity rover sent back these pictures from a place called mount sharp. they show hills, plateaus and layers of pointy roc

montana and north dakota. that's important for us. this is what's going to cool things down later in the week. will move into our area. but before it does, we'll get a warmup that will have us into the upper 80s and near 90 degrees on wednesday. until we get there, beautiful weather for today and tomorrow. humidity very low today. still nice and comfortable tomorrow. 60s in the morning, 85 in the afternoon. scattered clouds building ahead of that cold front, 90 degrees, the high temperature after a morning low of 64 degrees. the humidity won't be bad. it will come up some on wednesday. that will give us a slight chance of a shower. it will be nice if some of the showers are in north dakota and made it here. we certainly need the rain. doesn't look likely. if we do get a shower, it will be late wednesday and early thursday then we'll be drying out. 79 degrees on thursday. turning cooler for friday, 76. a real fall preview at the end of the week. the numbers start climbing once again on saturday. partly sunny skies to start with. more clouds later in the day, as we see a chance finally with show

us wind. it's still moving off to the north and east affecting parts of montana and wyoming. still active weather in parts of far eastern arizona into new mexico. some thunderstorms there. we could see active weather as we get into next week. the quiet weather pattern we're in now going to last through the weekend. speaking of active weather. this is tropical depression julia moving out to sea. good news. all that's left, a couple of little showers and thunderstorms right there along the coast. less than an inch of rain done with. it's expected to wobble in this area for the next couple days. maybe some coastal thunderstorms. but that's about it. the worst of it is over for them. what are we expecting for the rest of the day? 90 degrees. that's our expected high. lots of sunshine. winds north northeast about three to eight miles per hour. tonight clear skies, 69 degrees. that's our low. another cool night. nice crisp morning if you are heading out to walk the dog or go for a morning jog. week into the weekend. temperatures slowly increasing. mid-90s for the weekend. that's actually normal for this t

montana to new mexico. sunny and dry almost everywhere else. 77 in denver. >>> well, finally, from us. the first presidential debate gave the late night comics plenty of material. >> here now, your "friday funnies." >> we have to renegotiate our trade deals. and lester, mexico. >> he sounded like the coked up best man in the bathroom at a wedding. no, no. no, you guys. i got it. i know what can fix the entire economy. let's all go in together, let's buy a boat. >> i'm not sure what's causing trump to sniffle. it's possible he's allergic to whatever animal has gently fallen asleep on top of his head. >> trump claims there was nothing wrong with him. but i'm not so sure about that. check this out. >> perhaps we'll be talking about that later. bu companies are doing this. and why hasn't she made the agreements better? >> i prepared to be president. and i think that's a good thing. >> hillary was so prepared, my new nickname for her is preparation h. >> and we did not have to wait long for the first lie. >> donald, it's good to be with you. >> oh! she's crooked! she's so crooked! >> where

. >> if i live in montana, what right do i have to shoot someone who has entered my house? >> you have the right to use force necessary in defense of yourself, but no greater force. >> okay. but, i mean, this was a burglar who had broken in. you don't know who he is. you know it's somebody that you don't know. and they have crossed that invisible line from outdoors to indoors. and they are, by that definition alone, i would say, a threat to me. >> well, you've got to be able to articulate the threat. >> reporter: and kaarma told investigators there was a real threat. the garage was full of tools the intruder could grab and use against him. >> i imagined an ax flying through the air and hitting me in the skull. >> reporter: and kaarma said he was positive he heard that scraping sound just moments before he fired the shotgun. >> i'm describing the sound when i say it hit -- >> okay. >> but what i'm picturing in my head is i'm going to die. >> reporter: to hear markus kaarma tell it, he'd faced down a threat. it was kill or be killed. and that was justifiable homicide. the young soccer star who was by now

in the montana governors race. >>> now cancer research specialists discuss the importance of preventive measures in areas such as obesity and tobacco use. the forum was hosted by the bipartisan policy center. this is just over an hour. >> morning, everyone. welcome to the bpc.

in montana, but... (scoffs) he's in over his head. josie marcus the congresswoman? right now she's great for us. she's killing in the democratic debates, landing some punches on reston before he wins the nomination. but if she were to win this thing-- it'd be fitz against a woman. you want the job? (chuckles) i think it's a bad idea for me to work for the white house right now. can't blame me for trying. (beeps) harrison? you've got company in montana. he died two weeks ago. well, here's the addresses for these three. the last one, the nurse, she retired 16 years ago, bought an r.v. she's off the grid. well, you know, i could run her through the-- i'll find her. (typing) have you seen the way he's been treating me lately? he's completely freezing me out. yeah, well, you went all "drill, baby, drill" on him. yeah, he told us. you're grounded. let's go. ("machine gun" by the commodores playing) can i help you folks? you were best friends with a josephine marcus in high school, is that right? hell, yeah, i'm josie's cousin. who's askin'? me and josie-- high school sweethearts. had a baby with josie

us is next cycle we have eight up and they have 25. and a number of those are in pretty red states. montana, north dakota, indiana, missouri, west virginia. so we fully intend to be on offense next cycle. i like offense a lot better than defense. t's a lot easier to score. >> you told us many times you won't comment on the presidential race. i wonder if you can give us the answer about why you don't feel you should answer the questions, you're the leader of a party with a controversial nominee. if you want the democrats to answer hillary clinton questions, why won't you talk about trump? senator mcconnell: i choose not to. >> but don't you think -- senator mcconnell: i'm here to talk about the united states senate what this majority has done and my hope that we have a case to make to the american people that it's important to continue the majority. exactly what impact the presidential race is going to ave is really unpredictable. give you a little history lesson. nixon beat mcgovern in 49 out of 50 states, republicans lost two seats in the senate. reagan beat mondale in 49 out of 50 states,

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in montana. rita maze was able to use her cell phone to call her husband and police from the trunk of her car telling them she had been hit on theea kidnapped. but they were not able to track her location in time. unfortunately they later found her dead inside her abandoned car at the spokane airport. her family describes her as a loving mother with no enemies. >>> and there is big news about ryan lochte's future. the u.s. olympic committee and u.s. swim team are suspending him for ten months for lying about a robbery in rio. he will not be allowed to compete at the world championships next summer. the other swimmers involved in the incident are expected to >>> and a 5-year-old in texas is teaching us all a lesson about honoring our country. royce thompson was running late and was still outside the school when he heard his classmates begin to recite the pledge of allegiance. stow he stopped right in his track, put his hand on his heart and recited the plane. royce's mom asked him we he stopped and he told her this is a quote like, duh, mommy, this as he what you're supposed to do and i'm other kids s